National Republican., 1887-09-27

Rowe, S.. 2 3 0 Q 0Gps'co'k,ss 0 3 0 3 o
wbllaP, wvhbRlPsss ss.l RI g SSsahSy; SaSyy;, e. af
Cancel, c.: Q j 8 j 3 Bsssett ID. Q II 5 Q
aeas1n, asnlGn, Gt p 9 SA,THS SssTsve, o. 9
Total..... 7142l17 II Totai.-.. 2 9211b l
INNINGS.
Indianapolis. -.........2 0 o o o. 2
Earned runs-Detroit Z, Indianapolis l. Two
base hits-Glasscock. Three-base hits-Rowe.
Dunlap, and Brouthers. First base on balls
Rowe, Brouthers, Thompson, Seery, Bassott.
Hanlon 2, GetzeiD: struck out-By, Getzein 4,
Shreve 2. Passed balls-Arundel /. Wild
pitches-Getzein. Umpire-Powers.
The Chicago-P Pittsburg game was prevented
by rain. Two games will be played to-day.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
AtPhiladelphia--Metro 0; Athletic, 8.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 0; Baltimore,
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
There will be game OF base ball at Capitol
Park this afternoon at o'clock between the
Robert Portner and Tenleytown clubs for the
besett OF st. AIMS Catholic church at Tenley-
town, and as the object of the contest is most
worthy one large crowd should be present.
RESULT OF Yesterdays RACES.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-The attendance at the
Brooklyn Jockey Club race track to-day was
again large. and an excellent days racing was
enjoyed. The principal event was the Wood.
teenths, which had a good field Of sixteen
starters, and which Produced q splendid finish
between Eurus and Eolian.
First race-Handicnp, for ali ages, six fur
longs. Stuyyesant won easily, Mamie Hunt
second, Roi dor third. Time, 1154.
Second raee-Three. .year-olds and upward,
one mile. Strideaway led from start to finish
ana And won, Arundel second. Santa Rita third
Third race-willow Stakes for 2-year old
FLIES, three-fourths OF mile-Leo II won,
Blilhesomo second, My own third. Time
Fourth race-woodlawn handicap for year
olds.:mile and three:sixteenths Quito went to
the front imme ediately after the start and led
to The quarter pole with Rupert close behind.
Around the turn for home Volante began to
work through and some changes occurred. In
the next furlong yolante got her head in front,
after a driving race between the pair the latter
won by head Eurus second. a length IN front
Of Nolante. Time ?;02h.
Fifth raee-For 2.year.olds, three. quarters of
ond, Dixiana third. Time 1:l6H.
Sixth race-For 8.year-olds and upwards,
selling, one mile and onesixteenth. Queen
B.s Bess won; Won; saiuda second Windsail third.
LOUIsvIILE, Sept. -26-The attendance was
light upon the first day of the extra racing at
second race 1t began to rain, and the remain
wet track.
First race Three quarters OF mile. fot
year-olds; Kermese sew won BY BY length, Autocrat
Second race.one mile, for all ages The
javorite, Vice Regent barred In the auction
pools, pulled through by Gerbardys fine riding,
ShiiR66ing thi16 g%s by ,aS nSse pFums'ek second Dyer
Third race-Three. quarters of mile. Belle
Taw won, Eva X second. Chance third. The
finish was close and exciting, there not being
n pot ~ IN nj inna
I;iSN
Fourth race-one and one-sixteenth miles,
for three-year olds and upwards. Jim Gray
won, Florimore second, Alamo third. Time,
Fifth race-seven flrlongs Bankrupt won,
Catalpa second. Governor third. Time, 1924.
THE FALL MEETING AT PIMLIco.
=, BALTIMORE, Sept. 26;.The fall meeting OF
leo on Oct, IS, and continue five days. II Is
expected to be the largest and most Interest
Ing ever offered by the club. The amount OF
ss and asditSn nS e stakes T be
purse on the third day; The entries for all the
stake races are larger than ever before, and the
officers of the club expect all the best horses
the 0riele handicap there are 40 entries, for
the Breekinridge stakes, 95; for the Central,
52; for the Vestal, 60; for the great Pimiico
46 for the Dixie, S3, and for the Bowie, ii. oi
the whole number &c have declared leaving
$40 horses to contend for the stakes. There
viii be fourteen purse races The Upland
stakes, new race, will not close until the day
before II is run.
ENTRIES FOR To.BAY's RACES.
Lynn Il Wall, 90S Pennsylvania avenue, fur
pish the following entries;
AT LOUISVILLE
First race-Seven- eigbths mile, selling
Coamore. 02 pounds; Jules Mumm, Iii; Res
cue, l29; Broadhead. 1903; Our Friend, 1872;
Probus, l29; Avery, 100; Hopednle, 1876.
Second race-Five eighths mile, purse for
2-yesr. .olds-Amelia p. 100 pounds; Sister Eu.
fort, lO3: Bonita Belle, 100.
Third race Five-eighths Of mile, for 2.
yearolds-aProsperity. 100 pounds Dnette D,
100; Clay Stockton, 100; Emma Hancock, 100;
Billy Pinkerton, 103,
Fourth raee-One mile, purse Enehantress,
92 pounds; Emma Manley, ITO; Monociat, ITO;
Finn race-one mile ana seventy yards
De Rochmont, 90 pounds; Cardinal McCloskey,
llOi Jim Douglass, 1l3; Procrastnlt)r, 9S;
prumsiick. 81: Big Three, 100; Kirklln, lOS;
AT BROOKLYN.
First trace-Three-quarterso of mile-Brough-
ION, luo pounds Cyclops, 100 Pearl Jennings,
IoS; Fem Faux Pas Pas S5'Touche Pas, lOi; Breton, 9oi
Second Taee-one and three. sixteenth miles
Logas, lo0 Mis- Ford, iO6; drisette, IO2; Arun-
del, lO2; Frank Ward. iOl; swift. ll2i Esqui.
mauX l05
Third race--One and one.quarter miles.
Clinton Stakes--FlageOletta, ll0 pounds; Lady
PrimTose, Ito: Aurelia, ll0j COnnemara ITO;
DaIuna, 1922; Miss Ford, i22 Bessie Juue, i2O
Fourth raee-One and one-eighth miles